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Bungie Co-Founder Forms Mobile Games Studio
Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian revealed plans to start a new mobile games studio called Industrial Toys.
The company said it will focus on creating "mobile games for core gamers." A message on the studio's Facebook page reads: "We're big fans of mobile gaming, but we think there aren't enough great mobile games for core gamers and we want to try and change that."
No titles in development have been announced.
Seropian previously worked on the Marathon and Halo series before leaving Bungie in 2002. He went on to form Wideload Games in 2004 that was later purchased by Disney. He left the company this year.
[Source: PocketGamer]
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